The phrase "accommodation potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to real estate, hospitality, or any field discussing the capacity to provide lodging or space for individuals or groups.
Example: "The accommodation potential of this property makes it an attractive option for investors looking to enter the rental market."
Alternatives: "capacity for accommodation" or "lodging potential".
Capitalising on their central London location, UCL – the activists say – advertise accommodation to potential students that does not live up to even basic standards.
Capitalizing on their central London location, UCL the activists say advertise accommodation to potential students that do not live up to even basic standards.
However, they are making several accommodations for potential jurors, says Beverly Hills trial attorney Eli Kantor, who represents employers in labor law cases.
It is shown that the very high plastic anisotropy of Mg grains permits the "easy" accommodations to take place but conversely prevents accommodation of the potential twinning shears when these are "difficult" (when these involve high critical resolved shear stresses).
It was clear from last week's argument that four Justices would vote to uphold the accommodation; but the potential fifth vote, Justice Kennedy, seemed to be skeptical of the government's arguments.
Translating the assessment into the student's native language is one potential accommodation that is frequently discussed, but this is not as easy a solution as it might appear, since tests that are translated into other languages often fail to preserve the integrity of the original test (National Research Council, 1997).
Airbnb, on the other hand, primarily sells itself as an experience marketplace — that's to say that each potential accommodation option is unique in a positive way.
The principal researcher (author BH) advised the residential accommodation manager that potential participants were required to be: i) physically well and mentally competent to participate; ii) able to understand and speak plain English; iii) sentenced or on remand for violent offences; and iv) aged 18 years and over.
This, combined with her migrant husband's dependence on his wife's family (for accommodation), reduce the potential role of affinal (in-law) family responsibilities and their influence as effectors on her opportunities, in contrast to the conventional Pakistani expectations of the role of a daughter-in-law.
